Sentence examples for accessible structures from inspiring English sources
Thus, both top down and bottom up techniques with their complementary features in terms of accessible structures and potential applications are available for this class of materials.
He designed it to resemble the Dutch colonial architecture he admired and to accommodate his wheelchair — it is one of the first accessible structures designed by a disabled person — and it gave Roosevelt a freedom of movement he enjoyed nowhere else.
It is, rather, a public good – more accessible structures and more inclusive practices can be enjoyed by a wide variety of people with and without disabilities.
One way to create such a virtual library is to use known chemical reactions alongside a set of available chemical building blocks, resulting in a large number of synthetically accessible structures [6]; another possibility is to use transformational rules based on the expertise of medicinal chemists to design analogues to a query structure.
In 1992 Megadeth released Countdown to Extinction, which contained songs with compact, accessible structures that resulted with strong sales and significant radio airplay.
Many organizations lack a coherent, accessible structure for the data they've collected.
The Chemosphere can be reached only by funicular; Taschen and his wife, Lauren, live with their year-old son in a more accessible structure at the base.
Mrs. Spader met Dr. Mayo, consulted her own children -- "They all kind of participate, since I'm using their inheritance," she said -- and pledged an additional $120,000 for the first handicapped accessible structure in Peru.
We suggest that design thinking may provide an accessible structure for teachers and teacher educators to think creatively in dealing with educational problems of practice.
In addition, due to relatively high xylanase activity, G. trabeum could make wood to accessible structure to cellulose.
CNF nanoscale tubular morphology can offer a unique combination of low electrical resistivity and high porosity in a readily accessible structure [8].
